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City Council held a second discussion about the 2019 budget during its Nov. 27 meeting.
There was continued discussion regarding the appropriate year-end balances for Funds 103 and 104, the pension funds for the Police and Fire departments. City officials ...
City Council unanimously voted to authorize and accept a body armor grant for the Galion Police Department during its Oct. 9 meeting. The grant is offered through the Ohio Attorney General’s Office in conjunction with the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensat...
The City of Galion welcomed its newest team member last week. Andy Muntis was selected as Service Department Superintendent.
Muntis oversees two crews: one that handles park and street maintenance and one that handles water and sewer maintenance. Work rang...
American Municipal Power has announced two college scholarship opportunities. The Lyle B. Wright Scholarship is available to any student whose household receives electricity through an AMP member community (i.e. Galion Municipal Electric). The Richard H. ...
Applications are now being accepted for the 2019-2020 program of the Community Housing Impact & Preservation (CHIP) Program. Funding is available for low-to-moderate income households to help with essential home improvements.
Application packets are av...
Ohio Heartland Community Action Commission is announcing the 2018-2019 WINTER CRISIS PROGRAM (WCP). The Winter Crisis Program (HEAP) is a heating assistance program that may provide a one-time payment toward a utility and/or bulk fuel service fo...
City Council approved legislation on Oct. 23 to transfer $54,000 within the Street Construction Maintenance and Repair Fund. The funding is for two small road paving projects that will be done this fall.
Mayor Tom O’Leary said the first project i...
Galion City Council and the Financial Planning and Supervision Commission held a joint meeting on Oct. 4. There was just one item on the agenda: Releasing the city from fiscal emergency.
City and State officials, as well as several residents, were in atten...
City Council opened its Sept. 25 meeting with a 20-minute executive session to discuss pending court action. The first item of legislation on the docket when the public meeting resumed was Res. 2018-9, which was consent for Galion to be an amicus party, o...
YMCA Director Terry Gribble was on hand during City Council's Oct. 23 meeting to report on 2018 operations of the Heise Park Pool and Splash Park. Attendance for both facilities decreased this year.
The pool was open 435 hours, compared to 444 hours in 201...
On Thursday, November 1, 2018, officers from the Galion Police Department executed a search warrant at 64 Cedargate Court as part of the continuing investigation of a 5 year old boy testing positive for methamphetamine on Sunday, October 28.
Officer Tim Jo...